The Little Clay Cart
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27 But no, I am not poor. For I have a wife Whose love outlasts my wealthy day; In thee a friend through good and ill; And truth that naught could take away: Ah! this the poor man lacketh still. 28 [55. 9. S.
Maitreya, take the necklace and go to Vasantasenā. Tell her inmy name that we have gambled away the golden casket, forgettingthat it was not our own, that we trust she will accept thisnecklace in its place.
_Maitreya. _ But you must not give away this necklace, the pride ofthe four seas, f...or that cheap thing that was stolen before we hada bite or a drink out of it.
_Chārudatta. _ Not so, my friend.
She showed her trust in leaving us her treasure; The price of confidence has no less measure. 29 Friend, I conjure you by this gesture, not to return until you havedelivered it into her hands. Vardhamānaka, do you speedily Fill up the opening with the selfsame bricks; Thus will I thwart the process of the law, For the blemish of so great a scandal sticks. 30 And, friend Maitreya, you must show your pride by not speakingtoo despondently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27 But no, I am not poor. For I have a wife Whose love outlasts my wealthy day; In thee a friend through good and ill; And truth that naught could take away: Ah! this the poor man lacketh still. 28 [55. 9. S.
Maitreya, take the necklace and go to Vasantasenā. Tell her inmy name that we have gambled away the golden casket, forgettingthat it was not our own, that we trust she will accept thisnecklace in its place.
_Maitreya. _ But you must not give away this necklace, the pride ofthe four seas, f...or that cheap thing that was stolen before we hada bite or a drink out of it.
_Chārudatta. _ Not so, my friend.
She showed her trust in leaving us her treasure; The price of confidence has no less measure. 29 Friend, I conjure you by this gesture, not to return until you havedelivered it into her hands. Vardhamānaka, do you speedily Fill up the opening with the selfsame bricks; Thus will I thwart the process of the law, For the blemish of so great a scandal sticks. 30 And, friend Maitreya, you must show your pride by not speakingtoo despondently.
What to read after The Little Clay Cart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ryder Arthur William to read onlineMoreLess
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